New councillor elected to Cotswold District Council
Conservative candidate Tom Bradley has been elected to represent the Blockley ward on Cotswold District Council following the by-election held on 24 September.
More time to have your say on the Cotswold District Local Plan
Residents, businesses, community organisations and other stakeholders are being given more time to have their say on the proposed Local Plan 2026-2043, following a decision by Cotswold District Council to extend the current consultation period by four weeks.
"Act locally, think globally" – the recycling legacy that changed the Cotswolds
The idea of tossing cans, glass and newspapers into the general waste bin would feel completely alien today, but when Cotswold District Council launched one of its first recycling campaigns in 1990, that was exactly how most waste was dealt with.
Statement on Local Government Reorganisation
The Government has today indicated that Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) is being paused and reviewed. This includes proposals affecting Gloucestershire.
Bring your project to life with Crowdfund Cotswold
Have an idea that could make a difference in your community? From cinemas and cricket clubs to playgrounds and solar panels, if you have an idea for a project, Crowdfund Cotswold could help make it happen.
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Corinium Museum extends Sunday opening hours
Visitors to the Corinium Museum will soon have even more opportunities to discover the archaeology of the Cotswolds as the museum prepares for all-day opening on Sundays.
New councillor elected to Cotswold District Council
Conservative candidate Tom Bradley has been elected to represent the Blockley ward on Cotswold District Council following the by-election held on 24 September.
More time to have your say on the Cotswold District Local Plan
Residents, businesses, community organisations and other stakeholders are being given more time to have their say on the proposed Local Plan 2026-2043, following a decision by Cotswold District Council to extend the current consultation period by four weeks.